Loading the Component on the Fly

[cpierce]

I'm trying to load the Component on the fly but it is requesting that the controller be passed in startup(). Why? It isn't being used anywhere.

[chronon]

You're right in that it's not presently being used anywhere, but removing it breaks E_STRICT compatibility for PHP 5.4. Running tests without it (on PHP 5.4.x) result in an exception with message:

Declaration of StripeComponent::startup() should be compatible with Component::startup(Controller $controller)

[cpierce]

so if I were going to load it on the fly I'd do

$this->Stripe = $this->Components->load('Stripe.Stripe');
$this->Stripe->startup();

but what would I sent from within the Controller to pass correctly?

Thanks in advance.

I'm using the component for a multi-account environment so loading it in the $components isn't viable for my application.

[chronon]

Have you tried $this->Stripe->startup(null);?

[cpierce]

i passed 'Account' which is the name of my controller and it said it
shouldn't be a string ... i will try null

On Fri, Nov 1, 2013 at 8:31 AM, Gregory Gaskill notifications@github.comwrote:

Have you tried $this->Stripe->startup(null);?

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[josegonzalez]

You can also try doing:

$this->Stripe->startup($this);

If you are in a controller context. Otherwise, a simple Controller object will do:

if (!$request = Router::getRequest(true)) {
    $request = new CakeRequest();
}
$response = new CakeResponse();
$controller = new Controller($request, $response);
$this->Stripe->startup($this);

ExceptionRenderer::_getController($request) is an example of this.

I'd +1 closing this ticket.